Instructor will briefly introduce themselves and what they have worked on, ect. | Walk through Installation if needed | Walk through opening the program and explaining the different file settings | Basic Introduction to the SBPro Interface and where things are.

Introduce the Timeline Workspace and how to time panels | Add Static Camera Key Frames and Camera Moves | Roughs Storyboard Demo | Snapshots for PDF

I will take notes as each student pitches their board, then one at a time will give notes after a live pitch. | This should be both fun and nerve wrecking experience for students | Clean Storyboard Demo | Drawing guides for perspective

Walk through how to import in Audio and sounds into SBPro | The audio WILL have slight changes that have been made to the script. (The students will be tested to recognize these changes and fix them in the script in the next class) 

Introduce the Storyboard Pro Library | Introduce Panel/Scene Color Labeling | Introduce the 3D Camera and show how to use it with 2D elements already in their Storyboard | Show how to export out a Quicktime from Storyboard Pro

As if presenting to a Director, here I can only give notes on the Animatics

As if presenting an animatic after a Director works with an Editor, EVERYONE can give notes. You're the executives. | Apply the final revisions notes and give both exported PDFs and sbpro files to Brittany to splice together into an animatic of everyone's work.

Using the 3D Camera in SBPro 3D-3D Camera 3D Layer Motion You can move CG models arms legs ect independently (like a real rig)